by Greg Campbell | Oct 2, 2020 | Blog, Construction
What good is planning without scheduling in the construction world? Scheduling is where the rubber hits the road – where the construction industry gets to work. Our DECK Pull Planning module is getting a surprising amount of traction for all sorts of reasons –...
by Greg Campbell | Oct 1, 2020 | Blog, Construction
“Pull Planning” is a planning mechanism used in construction to work backwards from a milestone and plan all of the tasks needed to complete that milestone. This effort is typically done in a “Big Room” (all the trades get together to talk through the tasks as...
by Greg Campbell | Mar 5, 2019 | Blog, Construction
As a medium-size business scales up, the most important thing needed to fan the embers of growth is rapid visibility into the existing disjointed IT systems and data sets. A system that ties together all of the important data and makes it much quicker for accountants...
by Greg Campbell | Feb 23, 2019 | Blog
This sounds like a story who’s first few paragraphs describe a dystopian society where Harrison Ford is hard at work fighting to keep artificial intelligence from infecting the food system or something. As the saying goes: “truth is stranger than fiction”, and in this...
by Greg Campbell | May 16, 2018 | Blog, Construction
IoT sensors and collection points (“Gateways” or “RTU’s” to use an old term) are rapidly being commoditized. Prices are plummeting while reliability and functionality increase. As we’ve seen time-and-time again when hardware moves to the commoditization phase, players...
by Greg Campbell | Dec 4, 2017 | Blog
“Offshoring” is the practice of using a contract labour force that is located in a global area that offers cheap workers. Those workers (and their employers) claim that they are skilled journeymen but in reality, they are mostly what we in North America...
